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While many clothing brands and retailers are focusing on their own survival in these difficult times, they must also heed the financial strain on the factories and workers who produce their clothes. Collaboration, cooperation and strategic partnerships have been rallying calls across the industry in recent years, and they’re needed now more than ever before. © kate/stock.adobe.com
30/03/2020 – Corona-crisis
Corona-crisis
In the spinning mill, the yarns made from raw fibres are first wound onto large reels and then unwound and rewound for practically every subsequent process. © sandsun/iStockphoto
11/11/2019 – Textile industry opts for high-tech motors
Textile industry opts for high-tech motors
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17/03/2020 – Cotton arrivals have picked up pace
Cotton arrivals have picked up pace
Scientist Pavan Manvi of RWTH Aachen University (right) and researcher Dr Jochen Norwig of Covestro with a prototype CO2 synthetic fibre. © Covestro
19/03/2020 – Air – drive the change
Air – drive the change
In July 2010, Groz-Beckert established its pioneering platform, the Technology and Development Center (TEZ). © Groz-Beckert
17/03/2020 – Research project “next to skin fabrics”
Research project “next to skin fabrics”
Loading unit on rail system for cabling BCF yarns and tire cord © Saurer
12/03/2020 – On the way toward to automated factories
On the way toward to automated factories
With stable production, major producing countries such as Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan have sought to secure greater domestic supplies for inward processing and downstream exports (e.g. cotton yarn, fabric, and garments). © Bremer Baumwollbörse